Salford City v Bolton Wanderers POSTPONED due to waterlogged pitch

Wanderers are in action this evening at the University of Bolton Stadium in League Two against the Shrimps.

The Trotters are yet to kick a ball in anger so far in February owing to postponements of their two scheduled games so far this month.

The Trotters return to the University of Bolton Stadium for the first time this month having had two away days so far in February. But Ian Evatt's side are still waiting to kick a ball in anger this month owing to the previous two fixtures away to Mansfield Town and Salford City were postponed due to waterlogged pitches.But Bolton return to the UniBol and welcome Derek Adams' Shrimps to town.

The Trotters have not kicked a ball in anger so far in February owing to matches in League Two being postponed.

the Trotters on loan until the end of the season from Championship side Swansea City during the January transfer window.He has played only once for Bolton so far in last weekend's win over Leyton Orient, coming off the bench for his debut in the closing stages. John was made to wait for his Trotters debut after he picked up an injury in training which affected his hamstring.

The Trotters had their clash against Salford City called off yesterday because of a waterlogged pitch at the Peninsula Stadium. It was the second postponement of a Bolton game in the space of five days.

The Trotters were due to be in action yesterday against the Ammies at the Peninsula Stadium. But the League Two clash was called off due to a waterlogged pitch.

Wanderers will return to the University of Bolton Stadium this Tuesday when they host Morecambe. After the game against Salford was called off, Ian Evatt took his squad to the club's Lostock training ground for some sessions and ensure the day was not a complete write off in terms of work being done.

The Trotters had been due to be in action this afternoon on the road against Salford City. Wanderers had not played since last weekend's win over Leyton Orient and were aiming to build on that today.

direct to your inboxBolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt felt the decision to call off his side's away game against Salford City was the correct one.The Trotters were due to be in action today against the Ammies at the Peninsula Stadium for a 3pm kick-off in League Two.

Wanderers fanbase and the attacker could make his Bolton debut this Saturday against Salford City.

direct to your inboxBolton Wanderers are back in action this weekend when they make the short journey to the Peninsula Stadium to take on Salford City. The Trotters will take on the Ammies for a League Two clash between two of the pre-season favourites for the division's title.

The Trotters had a busy transfer deadline day with a quartet of players joining the League Two club before the window slammed shut on February 1.

the Trotters in his time with the club, making his debut last season against Tranmere Rovers.He followed it up with an appearance off the bench in the EFL Trophy earlier this season against Shrewsbury Town.Wanderers manager Evatt has had his say on the move for the youngster. The Bolton boss believes Riley is a 'very talented' player but that Wanderers made the call to sell the teenager after receiving a 'very good deal' from the Canaries which he believes was 'too good to turn down'.

Wanderers in a 7pm kick-off this evening.

The Trotters had been due to take on the Stags at the One Call Stadium this evening after the same fixture last Tuesday was postponed owing to a frozen pitch. On that occasion, the decision was made around lunchtime.

The Trotters travelled to the One Call Stadium in Nottinghamshire for a League Two clash against Nigel Clough's Stags. The game was originally due to take place last Tuesday.But that encounter was postponed in light of a frozen pitch.

the Trotters in his time with the club, making his debut last season against Tranmere Rovers. He followed it up with an appearance off the bench in the EFL Trophy earlier this season against Shrewsbury Town.He has now moved to the Canaries and said he is 'buzzing' to begin his time in East Anglia.

The Trotters have been active already in the January transfer window with four new players signing for the League Two club. Ben Jackson, Declan John and Zack Elbouzedi have all joined on loan until the end of the season from Huddersfield Town, Swansea City and Lincoln City respectively.

Trotters debut last season as a late substitute against Tranmere Rovers in a 5-0 defeat at Prenton Park. He has also played this season in the EFL Trophy, playing almost an hour in the loss against Shrewsbury Town in October.